historical and cultural heritage of belarus with the director of the center, academician, doctor of historical sciences, doctor of architecture, professor alexandra mlakotka. let's talk at the museum of ancient belarusian culture, national. about white russia, this is the ipatsevo chronicle of the late 14th century, it indicates the territory where the three great east slavic rivers have their sources: the dnieper, the western dvina and the volga, and for good reason, therefore, the vitebsk region, which is closer, say, there, has always been associated with some kind of center of consolidation of belarusians, and for this reason it is completely justified. the fact that polotsk can be considered the ancient capital of the belarusian land, because it is also there, means it is located, and in this way, somewhere around this period , an ethnic community was formed, the belarusian ethnos should be considered relatively young, and this is also remarkable , the uniqueness, in this sense, of the belarusian elite culture is: the huts of the beloved old women across the hills flock, huts like huts, with ringi

you have some information, and how do belarusian historians feel now, and is there any historical academic scienceey allowed to do any historical research. is everything already written there under the name of putin and lukashenko, that there is a great national war, we are good, not bad, we are for the reds, not for the whites, and everything, everything that was good, we did, everything that was bad, we did not us who are the americans, the germans, it doesn’t matter, the poles, they are all enemies, well, the ukrainians, to hell with it, how is the historical process taking place on the territory of belarus, everything is very tough there, just like... and in russia federation, that group of historians who could somehow reveal these historical soviet myths, she either sits quietly or left the borders of belarus, this is one moment, and the second moment, the basis for the events of the second world war, and especially the stage, so-called as they call it, the great national one wars, there is a serious... influence, funds that are financed directly from the government of the russian federation,

world history of ukrainian studies of taras shevchenko kyiv national university, doctor. of historical sciences, professor, good health, mr. volodymyr, thank you for finding time for us on sunday, thank you very much, good health, so maybe i have such, you know, such a simple and difficult question, is it possible to find an understanding, the poles say theirs, the ukrainians say theirs, the poles say that it was the ukrainians who committed the genocide, the ukrainians say that it was the poles who committed the genocide and... and if this has been going on for years and years and decades, and there is no agreement, is it really are among scientists, at least, i am just focused on scientists, because they have material, they can tell about each village, here it was like that, and here it was like that, here yes, here yes, here yes, what do you say, mr. professor, and i would start with the fact that the lands from which ukrainians were evicted in 1947. these lands have been around for centuries belonged to the ukrainian people, there were ukrainians there, ukrainians were evicted from these la

, we are also now waiting to establish a connection with our next guest, he is candidate of historical sciences and international columnist yehor brylenyan in connection with our studio, mr. yehor, we welcome you, good day. and i want to start with the fact that the british writer, who is not well read in the gruffin swamps, i mean george orvol, even he, when he wrote his dystopia with elements of stalinism, probably could not have suspected that all this would be implemented and very quickly, and we will get to that moment, which is already a few days away, like in russian a special state body works in the swamps, which censors books, because. in a word, it's time to burn books in front of the mausoleum on red square, so that everything completely coincides, but simply according to your review, as a historian, where will the russians run after having already overtaken adolf and roman 1984, where is their extreme point? i think that there is really no end point for the russians, and they have already done everything possible in their... propaganda, the only thing that i think is that they are i

sergey, sergey gromenko, candidate of historical sciences, expert of the ukrainian institute of the futures on the air with us, oksana vysochanska and i are finishing working for you today, our colleagues will continue to inform you about the most important things, and we say goodbye to you , until tomorrow, take care and be with espresso. in ukraine and bring to your attention a news release on the espresso tv channel in the studio of iryna koval, i greet all viewers and now to the most important events. two months of arrest without the possibility of making bail, this is preventive the event was chosen by the pechir district court of kyiv for the suspect in the murder of a teenager on the funicular. he will remain in custody until june 5. earlier, the sbi denied the information.

of the ancient world, faculty of history of moscow state university lomanosov, candidate of historical sciences. we are happy to welcome you. please tell us what ukraine was like 200 bc? none, because she wasn’t there. in the second millennium bc. neither egypt nor the territories that are now partially ukraine is located, they were not the breadbasket of the entire akumena, with akumena, frankly speaking, it was still quite modest, and here i would like to say that in general this whole story with the export of grain begins especially actively with greek colonization, that is, the 6th century. century bc, the basporan kingdom actually made a very good profit from the grain trade, because athens made a large order, athens was very generous... as for egypt, we have only one piece of evidence that the egyptians really were in the second millennium, where- then in the 15-14th century, maybe the hittites threw a little grain into asia minor, but that’s not called feeding. egypt, and especially not for these territories of the southern russian steppes, because of course, even when the greeks arrive

with us is mykhailo yakubovych, orientalist, candidate of historical sciences and researcher at the oriental studies department of freiburg university in germany, mr. michael, greetings, good morning, we want to start with something a little more positive in light of everything that has happened over the last day, jordan, iraq and lebanon have already resumed flights on their territory, we understand that there will be no threat in the air in the near future, or how should we consider it? well, the threat may be if something from israel flies in response, but the threat will be the same, with warnings, with the planned digging of the airspace with the same demonstration attack that iran carried out, it reminded of the events of several years ago, the attacks on american bases in iraq, when the iranians warned in advance after the death of suleimani that they would attack, hide, carried out an attack, well, we responded, it is clear here the scale is larger, even i would say unprecedented, but in terms of political and strategic... it looked just like that, it looked so beautiful in that way,

alina, thank you for participating in our program, alina ponepolyak, candidate of historical sciences, an expert of the ukrainian center for security and cooperation, was in touch with us, now we are going on a short break, after that we will continue, stay with espress. thinking about a new mattress, but what's stopping you? have you ever thought about what you sleep on? old mattresses accumulate not only dust, but also moisture that a person releases during sleep. a new mattress topper or bed linen can only improve the mattress aesthetically. choose a camel orthopedic mattress and your sleep will become noticeably better. take advantage of the super offer. for half price, call just now and order a camel orthopedic mattress. instead of paying the full price of the mattress, pay only half. due to the fact that our production is located in ukraine, we will be able to quickly manufacture a mattress and deliver it directly to you. we perfectly combine innovative technologies and modern ecological materials. dial the number you see at the bottom of the screen, and our consultants will hel

she became the first woman among belarusian historians to receive a candidate of historical sciences.pecial attention to the dissertation of the young scientist tatyana birich. subject of study : eye diseases. problems of the optic nerve, the fight against glaucoma, protection have become akin to a sensation, and not only because the topic is relevant. for the first time in the republic, a woman became an ophthalmologist. business trip to odessa to the institute experimental ophthalmology has become very important professionally for tatyana birich . it was there that academician vladimir petrovich felatov, an outstanding ophthalmologist, worked. the ussr. the young colleague’s bold proposal aroused genuine interest. now there was a discussion about the upcoming operation, which none of the colleagues dared to decide on. a lot of doubts have been expressed. birich stood her ground. i think the proposed method may well be justified. transplantation of the lip mucosa instead of a cadaveric cornea is quite possible. we use it as transplant. darling, you understand that it is hardly possib

not damaged, they were in perfect condition, a famous moscow art critic, restorer, doctor of historical sciencesis one of the few specialists who saw the collection live, she was in the apartment on nikitsky boulevard twice in the eighties and in 2007, she completely regretted , because before my eyes he shows me, here is rubin, here is titian, here is vandy, who is leonardo davinci, but since by this time i was already an art critic... larisa apolonovna carefully in detail i studied the history of the molev belyutin family and more than once drew attention to the fact that many facts from the biography cannot be documented; when you enter the front door, you immediately run into the portrait of this gryanev, yes. again, the portrait, i say, raises doubts, because it could have been obtained anywhere, that it could have been negrinev, but no one we have any evidence absolutely, you know, no mention of the fact that he was, he served in imperial theater, yes, as i understand it, or myself, well, yes, yes, all my colleagues who they are trying to figure out these discrepancies and so on, for examp

and... a famous moscow art critic, restorer, doctor of historical sciences, she is one of the few specialists who has seen the collection live, she was in the apartment on nikitsky boulevard twice, in the eighties and in 2007, she was completely crazy, because she was showing me before my eyes here rubin, here titian, vandyke here, leonardo dovinci there, but... since by this time i was already an educated art historian, in addition, i was involved in restoration, worked in the garbarev workshops, then i began to have doubts, this is the biggest problem of this . larisa apollonovna carefully studied the history of the family, the molev belyutins, and more than once drew attention to the fact that many facts from the biography cannot be documented. this. for example, they write that grinev is not on any lists, this theater is not one can still see the version that grenev’s grandfather, who stands at the origins of this collection, is a fictional character, does not seem convincing, especially since nina moleva’s stories contain so many details from the life of the legendary relative, for examp

larisa apollonovna kashuk - famous moscow art historian, restorer, doctor of historical sciences, shee collection in person. she was in the apartment on nikitsky boulevard twice, in the eighties and in 2007. i completely regretted it because i had a front.

larisa apollonovna kashuk, famous moscow art. restorer, doctor of historical sciences, she is one ofas in the apartment on nikitsky boulevard twice, in the eighties and in 2007, she was completely stunned because i before my eyes he shows me, here is rubin, here is titian, here is vandyke, here is leonardo davinci, but since by this time i was already an art critic.

historical science as such a symbol of political criticism. meet the popular moscow writer nikolai rebinin, your brother. in the donbass , you have to go there, you have to go, it’s just for the passengers to ride here, i’m not a fighter, i came for my brother, in a couple of days you’ll go there , to the gray zone, beyond this line you’ll become different, but what, that’s where my childhood was and youth, and now the enemy, everything, we disagree, terrible, enemies, but they are pathetic, we are concentrated and these same people, there is nothing to respect them for, they are evil, they seem to keep all their shares for in the west, and many of them have property, funds invested, do you have any property in germany, yes, i have here... they all broadcast a certain agenda, finding victims in our country so that they commit an offense against the law , and it was me who was the victim. and why you were given the title of hero of the soviet union, i don’t know, vasenkov, mikhail anatolyevich, ’42, russian, your face is such that you could pas

to draw parallels, the assistant to the president of russia, writer, doctor of political and historical sciencesd not only in an interview with our tv channel, in the frame vladimir midinsky, watch tomorrow after 10 morning moscow time. let's talk about the lessons of history and parallels of our time with one of our most influential historians. countries, we are waiting for vladimir medinsky. the us authorities are supplying weapons to kiev and putting an end to the fate of ukraine. this is how russian ambassador to washington anatoly antonov commented on the new arms package for kiev. according to the diplomat, it is time to understand that russia is fighting today. against nazism, the same thing that happened in hitler’s germany, however, in that battle they were helped by their allies, while the employees of the russian embassy for the third year in a row cannot lay quinques on the elbe spirit in the usa. the memorial, let me remind you, was opened in 1995, half a century later, after on april 25 , 1945, the armies of the two countries met near the city of torgao on the elbe river. anatoly a

roman potkur, candidate of historical sciences, senior researcher at the institute of history of the academy of sciences of ukraine, researcher of state terror in the ukrainian ssr and the ussr, was with us, now we will have a small ten-minute story and a small advertisement. "to fight for one's country is a great honor for men", says mykhailo kovaliv, after being wounded he serves in the center territorial configuration of lviv oblast and motivates people to join the army. well, he told, he gave an interview to our great colleague khrystyna parubiy, and now we will see this story and his thoughts, and i am very proud of this story because i think that the centers of territorial ... assembly are not only in lviv oblast, it's good they work, they try to do the best they can, but there are undoubtedly, as in any nation, there are people who , in fact, disgrace the entire work of the territorial centers, and we hear about them very often, and we hear about how normal people work not very often, and right now is such an opportunity, so see you in 10 minutes. i like to fight for my countr

honor of judging today’s meeting by a soviet russian political scientist, historian, doctor of historical sciencesof the russian academy of sciences, graduate. and as always , the winner of the 28th season of the humanitarian tv olympiad, and now a fourth -year student at mgimo university, natalya fomenko from the city of saratov, helps me present orders and medals. we invite you to anastasia mitina, from the city of saratov. your honor, in the quarter-finals, she won ahead of schedule on the yellow carpet, she’s smart. matvey chigginsev, kamyansko-uralsky, sverdlovsk region, is also a serious person, because he won ahead of schedule in the quarter-finals. and igor vinogradov. the story with him is more complicated, because in the quarter finals he lost the prologue, but won. on the red carpet, it really went wild. and we, as always, start with a prologue. there is one competition, an eloquence competition, 15 minutes before the start of the competition, i approached the participants, i told them the following: some argue that history has never taught anything, hegel, for example, or klyuchevsky,

talk further in the next 15 minutes with us, mykhailo yakubovych, orientalist, candidate of historical sciencesnd research associate of the orientalist. branch of the university of freiburg , germany. mr. mykhailo, i congratulate you. good morning. we want to start with something a little more positive in light of everything that has happened in the last day. jordan, iraq and lebanon have already resumed flights on their territory. we understand that there will be no threat in the air in the near future, or how should we consider it? well, there may be a threat if something from israel flies in response, but the threat will be the same with po

is told through the old stock exchange of flames destroyed the 17th century buildings spire historic sciences. the headquarters of the danish chamber of commerce was being renovated. the cost of the fi isn't notifiable. rescue is in indonesia and have found the bodies of 20 people killed by land slides triggered by torrential rains that we can dozens of rescue workers and volunteers were involved in the search. donald trump has arrived at the new york court for the 2nd day, officially started a hush money trial. informing us presidents accused of falsifying business records to cover up payments to the phone. stuff still be daniels the 1st day proceedings ended with the dismissal of dozens of jewelers who said they couldn't be impartial . now russia is intensifying. it's a tax on ukraine's energy infrastructure. since late march missile strikes of less, some of the countries major power plants in ruins and energy managed to home and pollution codes as to craig needs to prepare for more power outages in the coming weeks. electricians and engineers are risking their lives to repass some of the w

thank you, thank you for e these. answers mykhailo yakubovych, orientalist, candidate of historical sciencesere on the phone, we will now take a break for a few minutes, but you stay, please, friends, damn you, my legs can't walk anymore, wait, i'm suffocating that there is no health, but what kind of health is there in the sixth decade, and i thought so until i tried gerovital, gerovital + - a phytovitamin complex that takes care of the heart and strengthens the body, gerovital + good health, active life. the novelty of herovital energy. even more iron for the good affairs herovital energy. reception once a day. there are discounts on the room. 15% in pharmacies plantain, memory and savings. ordinary things become unreal. heavy bags, not for my sore back. for back pain, try dolgit cream. long-acting cream relieves pain, reduces swelling and improves joint mobility. with dolgit cream what you want i'll pick up dolgit the only yellow cream for joint pain and back pain turn on good it's when everything is as you want click and now you're running the game tyts and you're on a tv show oh what mu

now we will talk about the near east with mykhailo yakuboovych, an orientalist, candidate of historical sciencescher at the oriental studies department of the freiburg university, congratulations. mr. mykhailo, good evening, well, 8 days ago there was an attack by iran on israel, which was essentially a fiasco, thanks to the efforts of the israeli air defense forces and the air defense forces of israel's allies, then was very careful, so to speak, israel's strike on iran, is it possible to draw any conclusions? it is possible, as we can see, the parties did not go beyond certain limits. proxies, proxies and iranian proxies and israeli proxies were actively involved, in particular in the territory of northern iraq, i.e. kurdistan, well , after exchanging these blows, both sides showed that, in principle, they can continue to coexist in the regime in which they have already coexisted for many years, that is, there are certain threats to words, but some such actions. there are no potential ones, and now, in fact, the future hostilities have moved to the territory of syria and iraq, in particular, i

to what extent does the image of ivan the terrible in the film correspond to historical science?russia today, a big game, a special issue, now for the first time the grand duke of moscow places the crown of the tsar of all russia on himself, and the film ivan the terrible, somehow timeless. on the development of the internet, devoting time to social networks, i do not forget about real contacts with people, online public opinion does not reflect the opinion of the majority, these are only fragmentary fragments, possibly a fabricated company, a new project of the first channel, the global majority bashar assad, on sunday on the first. they wanted to either kill our wounded, or help their own, or both, in any case, the group worked, and if he is a traitor, i will shoot him, according to the laws of war, a story continued from monday to first, ask everything you want from the command forest, and you know what i want, i would like to send vanya some news. well , great, partner, and you’re fine, well done, you’re straight up an a for perseverance, and so as not to drag your feet, i’ll

stalinist period as the apogee of national bolshevism has now actually become mainstream in historical scienceic continuation of the russian national project, russian history as such. but here it is. one catch, one, frankly speaking, absurdity, which for some reason is constantly being broadcast, here and there, that the opposite of stalin’s national bolshevism was, so to speak, lenenism, tratzkyism, they have now come up with such a term, this professor, which i mention, it’s written that stalin is one thing, lenin is something completely different, i won’t say that we have a different opinion here, opinion has nothing to do with it, you never know what opinion anyone has, i’ll say, what is this position, it's just is not consistent with... reality, let's try to understand where this position came from, i think that people who are not too fond of the soviet project, or even hate it, still want to be somehow involved in the victory of 1945, but at the same time consider, that the soviet project did not play any role in this victory, so the following trick was invented: the soviet project, they

department of history of world ukraine at taras shevchenko kyiv national university, doctor of historical sciences, professor was in touch with us, now we are... about another conflict region, this is the near east, this is israel-palestine, this is the arab-israeli conflict and so on and so on, i hope we will have vadym polishchuk, a historian and political commentator, but please, yes, it is being adjusted there, it is not done so quickly, because we need to finish with ukraine, go in israel is a problem. there is also a lot of interesting things there, next, our next guest, to be clear, is elkhan nuriev, a member of the ukrainian officers' union, the head of the nagorno-karabakh defense staff, we will talk about and about another conflict , the azerbaijan-armenian conflict, but now, as soon as it settles down , you and i will go to the near east, to the south caucasus a little later, we have just visited ukraine and now we know everything. they say, i need to take my time, you see, gradually, the israeli flag appears behind, some kind of the car that was set on fire, well , the situation there

thing, ivan blagoy confirms: the german martin kremer plays the trumpet, by the way , doctor of historical sciencesaunch supporter of friendship with russia, he perceives current events very sensitively. the first ones tried to do it, but it’s terrible, if you realize it, the germans are only chasing the ukrainians for slaughter, well, this is very mean. martin, a communist, the memory of the feat of the soviet soldiers who liberated europe from fascism is sacred to him, a very heavy heavy price that the russian people paid for the whole world, but this is also a heroic feat, here are the heroes themselves here in vtorgau in 1900. in forty-five breasts in military awards every day suddenly risk their lives insanely embarrassed by the attention of the photos and cameramen, smiling, making fun of each other, unique and carefully colored footage posted online to berlin , just over 100 km, here on the elbe everything breathes with an imminent victory, there is dancing on the shore, apparently this is filming 26 or 27 april , during the so-called general’s meeting on the elbe, when war correspondents re

commission of the heraldic council in our conversation under the president of russia, candidate of historical sciencesstanislav dumin, we are glad to welcome you, good afternoon, hello, yes, double-headed eagles, well, this is indeed originally this emblem associated with byzantium, although not only with byzantium, it was the holy roman empire, but then , which is depicted on the monuments of the kiev-pechersk lavra, here this is a historical coat of arms, as it was depicted during the first ... romanovs, but with one important feature: there are three crowns, three crowns - this is precisely the russian coat of arms, which symbolizes the three elements of the title of russian sovereigns , all i great little white russia, here is the big crown, this is great russia, and the other two are little and white russia, this is indeed clearly a legacy of our heraldry, well, in general, it’s quite natural, because these cathedrals were built and rebuilt, under the romanovs that moment when kiev land, kiev was one of the important cities of the russian kingdom, the russian empire, well, let's say, a large bell

you think that the image of ivan the terrible in the film corresponds, well, if you like, to historical sciencey, because karen georgich said absolutely correctly, esenstein is a great artist, of course, without any quotes, and he created, of course, image... it was possible to convey a certain idea to it, so you can find fault with this film in details, you can say that what was wrong here, this could not be said at that time, and this is normal for a movie of this level, but in the main thing, i think esenstein felt what many people who thought about grozny felt, that on the one hand, of course, ivan the terrible is a historical man, ask any person, name five figures of russian history, the formidable will be there, alexander nevsky, by the way , and peter ii too, historically, not because he is so famous, but because the contribution he made to the development of the country cannot be overestimated, russia entered, so to speak, other eurasian expanses, remember, the annexation of the kazan khanate, astrakhan, russia stood on par with the empires of that time, he took the title of tsar, that

with us today, journalist, public and political figure, mariana verkhoturova, candidate of historical sciencesate professor, head of the department of international activities of the research institute of public law. good evening! good evening! gentlemen, we just spoke with vitaly portnikov, we talked a lot about what will happen on saturday. it seems to me that today's decision that the vote will take place was such an important breath of fresh air for all ukrainians, we have been living in this format for the fourth month, the fourth, yes, at least the fourth month, well, before the new year, the united states will help so much, no the united states will help, now it seems that the situation is moving in a positive direction, mr. mykola knyazhetskyi, well, you... both on european issues and on polish issues, but we will still ask you about the united states of america: you do you believe that what we have been talking about since the end of november will happen on saturday ? well, it's not a question of faith, it's a question of hope, obviously i hope so, i really want it to happen, because

ancient history to which it relates, but in relation to our interests, in history, regarding how historical scienceaffected his situation, because that he was one of the brightest figures of that left avant-garde of the twenties, which in the thirties was condemned in every possible way, which was accused of formalism, in addition, isenstein had this trip abroad at the turn of the twenties and thirties, we know like many military leaders, like many engineers who went. many people were repressed abroad during these years. isenshtein miraculously managed to avoid repression, because stalin hoped to tame isenshtein, in general, despite isenshtein’s rather independent behavior in the thirties, when he was going to put on a film with his view of collectivization, a little bit, in general, showing it as a tragedy of the russian village, everything went to the point that uzenshtein had to be arrested, in 1937, basically. the situation of the ban on that film about the village of bezhen luk practically led to this, but stalin decided to give isenstein a chance, invited him to direct a film about alexander

in... a different sphere, but no less dangerous, we will talk about them with a candidate of historical sciencespert of the ukrainian center for security and cooperation. alina ponepalyak, with us on the call. mrs. alina, we congratulate you. congratulations. i'll start with the resonant one. those who haven't watched it, let them watch it, our colleagues from biguus-info have made a good investigation about the russian church in ukraine, which in

we are also now waiting to establish a connection with our next guest, he is a candidate of historical sciencesnd an international columnist, yehor bryland, in connection with our studio, mr. congratulations, good day!

ethnographer, and later founded the ukrainian milling association, will you sign me, the candidate of historical sciencese head of the ukrainian milling association, and not a dog dog, will write, therefore he knows almost everything about windmills, they appeared in our country from the west , the german windmill, like the house of baba yaga, turns 360° around its axis, and the dutchman stands on the foundation, and only the tower with wings rotates, that is , the dutchman is already... the next stage of the evolution of millinery, there were much fewer dutchmen in our country, these are already later windmills, more new technology, one of such unique mills, also restored, is located in the village of pustovity. in the center of our village, well , a little behind it, there is a dutch-type windmill, which was built by local craftsmen, its owner was slavetny kuzma denisovych dryga. this windmill is the only one in ukraine. there are no analogues to him in our country, in this photo you can see the family of kuzma dryga, he had six sons and four daughters, his father had a mill in his family, when he got

mykhailo yakubovych, orientalist, candidate of historical sciences in our country was in touch.'re going to break for just a few minutes now, but please stay with us, friends. laughter, physical activity, sneezing. even during such a small load, urinary incontinence can make itself felt. feminost uro helped me. thanks to the natural ingredients , feminost uro helps restore control over urination. feminost-uro - graduation under control. turn on well, that's when everything is as you want. click and now you control the game. the bird and you are in a tv show. oh, what is needed. meglego. turn on hundreds of channels, thousands of movies and sport. let's listen to people suffering from rheumatism and arthrosis. the pain in the joints is so piercing, it is impossible to get used to it. he does not allow to move. i tried everything. and in the pharmacy i bought a yellow dolgit cream. he saves me from the pain of rheumatism. cream. relieves pain, reduces swelling and improves joint mobility. dolgit - the only yellow cream for joint and back pain. there are discounts on hepargin of 15

doctor of historical sciences, writer dmitry bely, who, well, naturally, lives in kiev, spoke about thisne, along with egypt. if we really develop our capabilities, we will be a colossal competitor to european manufacturers. if we say the second millennium bc, excuse me, agriculture on the territory of ukraine is a 91 format, here we outline the territory like this, agriculture began to develop in the territory. feeding all, that is, humanity that lived on earth, of course, is out of the question, but the second part of it deserves attention, that we can produce a lot, this is also not just so, the fact is that now all business, especially issues related to food, transnational corporations are starting to squeeze in, this is good money, they made it for themselves, you know, like the three such horsemen of the apocalypse, pestilence in the form of an epidemic, they made money on it, war, they are now... the largest custodians, they even prohibit ukrainians to expand their cemeteries, which are growing like mushrooms due to the fighting in the east, they say: don’t, these lands no longer

doctor of philosophy, alexey belyaev, dean of the faculty of journalism of bsu, candidate of historical sciencesidukevich, member of parliament, leader of the liberal democratic party of belarus, good evening, well, it’s no coincidence that you’ll immediately lead there were two parties at once today. we heard and as for the defense of our country, probably the socio-economic development of our state, but how ready are you, will you have a large representation in this system? ivan mikhailovich, first of all, i would like to support your idea that this body is of a strategic nature, and i will say this, that when the union was destroyed, one of... gosplan, gosnap and the like, and many people believed this, that there is no need to plan anything, life itself will show, it develops naturally, the market decides, the market decides, at the same time, the most successful countries at that time and which maintain their success are graying, i’m talking, for example, the people’s republic of china, about the so-called asian tigers. they have strategic plans until the fiftieth year, perhaps now they are

doctor of historical sciences, professor of the department of international relations of the facultye liberal democratic party of belarus, good afternoon, hello, good afternoon, if you trace the history from the first all-belarusian people's assembly, although in ninety-six years, it’s scary to look at the numbers there, yes, but nevertheless, what a path the belarusians have traveled, we have traveled a very eventful path, an evolutionary path, as the head emphasized today. our viewers who follow international issues, not only international affairs specialists, but also issues, they know that sustainable development is, in general, a term, a definition that shows that the state is capable of solving political problems, developing the economy, and the environment don't forget, there's a lot, a lot, a lot more, this one sustainability and evolution, which the president and other delegates spoke about today, this is exactly what distinguishes belarus. and what comes from the belarusian people, belarusians are calm, reasonable, and hard-working people, our path, our achievements, this i

she became the first woman among belarusian historians to receive a candidate of historical sciences.tist tatyana birich is a special subject. research: eye diseases, problems of the optic nerve, the fight against glaucoma, protection has become akin to a sensation, and not only because that the topic is relevant. a business trip to odessa to the institute of experimental ophthalmology for tatyana birich became very important professionally. it was there that academician vladimir petrovich felatov, an outstanding ophthalmologist of the ussr, worked. the young colleague’s bold proposals aroused genuine interest. now there was a discussion about the upcoming operation, which none of the colleagues dared to decide on. a lot of doubts were expressed, birich stood her ground. i think the proposed method may well be justified. transplantation instead of cadaveric the cornea of ​​the lip mucosa is quite possible, we use it as a transplant. darling, you understand that it is hardly possible to guarantee a positive result. we don’t know how... this experiment will end, yes, this is the first t

democratic party of belarus, alexey belyaev, dean of the faculty of journalism of bsu, candidate of historical sciencesstart working, first of all, i would like dmitry aleksanovich congratulations to zhuk, thank you, you are almost, as i understand it, not quite, but already almost a member of the council of the republic. already, well, the elected official must still be elected, let’s say, the elected official must go through certain procedures, yes, that’s why, but i was present at the meeting of the city council, where dmitry alexandrovich presented his program, spoke in support of the candidate, congratulations, i am sincerely convinced that you will be useful to the council of the republic, well , it will be useful for you, and for us for the club of editors it ’s even more useful, but for me it’s huge responsibility, we are waiting for insights from you. in moderation, in moderation, we will discuss, yes, big state affairs, where do we start, well , the head of state had a very interesting busy week and the statements that the president made, of course, are worthy of being discussed in great deta

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episode in history now as you heard i'm a paleontologist i study ancient organisms and being historical science. i also have a keen interest in the history of academic disciplines and in this context that i have collected and read and studied a lot of primary materials related to both the combatants in this peculiar exercise and the many books on the bone wars, most of which a lot of incorrect information. but there was also a very nice pbs program on it. but the fascination this continues and people keep an earth in new details about actually happened in all those and there was even a plan at some point to make movie out of the whole thing with. steve carell as one of the people, edward cope and james gandolfi as professor marsh. fortunately, nothing came of it. i think that both actors, both i like it must have similarity to either character or appearance. the two combatants were. othniel charles marsh, who spent most of his career at yale and edward cope, who was based in philadelphia and for time taught at pennsylvania, but also was closely associated with the academy of natural sciences. p

myself, but think holistically, listen, you happened to be in such a place with a doctor of historical sciencess, hand, hey, i think we went out the wrong way? listen, i thought you went for it on purpose another beach, so i didn’t say anything, but it’s also beautiful here, but you can’t see the yag, let’s go up, and what did you catch on this yak? it’s none of your business to understand that it’s not mine, it’s just a shame that you’re running after this, firstly, not after this, but after a millionaire, and secondly, i’m not running, but defending my territory. this is useless, i’m also an expert in relationships, you would understand a lot, if someone understands relationships, it’s military, love is that, it’s a strategy, it’s a tactic, and what? well, take the initiative into your own hands, be late, let him be jealous, let him think, that something happened to you, and we ’ll sunbathe here while they look for us, even if that millionaire goes crazy there, i think... it will work 100%. why do you think i left ira with you? and why? all for the same reasons. now she’s there with her stifl

becoming the first woman astronaut. in the history of sovereign belarus about the role of science in this truly historicalll talk about the event in the next half hour to make sure once again that there are no boundaries for science and that in space it is perhaps even closer than on earth. my name is ekaterina beretskaya, hello and don’t miss it in the program. how it happened, historical footage of the launch from the baikanur cosmodrome of the week. the ruler of our country will go into space on a russian ship was accepted at the highest level. the presidents of belarus and russia agreed on this. in december 2021, the head of roscosmos will ask the belarusian side to choose a girl for the flight within in december 22nd, out of more than 2,000 applicants, only six will be chosen. the final stage will take place at the russian cosmonaut training center. the names of the main astronaut and her backup. will be announced in may 2023, then about 8 more months of preparation and the long-awaited flight to the stars for the whole country. the significance of this start for belarusian science is discussed in ou

worked in china for many years, is now a leading researcher at the institute of historical studies of the russian academy of sciencesllo, good afternoon, the relationship between the usa and china is so mysterious. all the enormous achievements that he achieved along this path, as a result of the incorporation of the bourgeoisie into the power system , corruption became widespread, the exchange of power for money, huge environmental problems associated with accelerated industrialization, huge excess production capacity, which began to put pressure on the economy and drag it down. changed the internal policy in the country, in place of gradual deportation came an emphatic emphasis on the leading role of the party, which began to deal not just with ideology, but with the day-to-day management of many key spheres of the country’s life, the role of the public sector began to be emphasized, here is a return in general to the original revolutionary traditions, on in the background of this... what was happening with ideology in america created the preconditions for such a significant clash between the two states. according

reading entertaining and fictional books, more science books, air and space , english language, ferdowsi's shahnameh, historicalicine, the poems of parvineh atsami, i read the quran , i read religious books, i read historical stories. and i really like that they teach us many things from the past, like the stories of sheikh bahai. like razi and making alcohol, professor barbara sahakian , researcher at cambridge university, says recreational study and non-curricular activities increase children's brain volume , improve their cognitive ability, and also help their mental health. children should read other books besides textbooks, for example, how much it can affect their intelligence. in learning , it helps them in their studies. in learning, in the end, the score of the children who studied recreationally and extracurricularly is higher than the score of the children who did not study. professor sahakian says that studying is not only a pleasurable experience, it is an accepted fact that thinking and creativity it increases the feeling of empathy it slows down and reduces stress and mental pressure. how much do

science and practice have been moving toward this historical turning point for 60 years; the technologyas set the task of increasing the share of nuclear generation in the overall energy balance. from 20 to 25%, this must be done by 2040, which means that plans for large-scale construction of new power units, what they will be, are being decided here now. physical launch the brest-300 reactor is expected in 2 years, by which time the fabrication module will have passed all stages of debugging and will begin to operate at an industrial pace, the first closed-cycle energy complex will appear in russia. in the belgogorod region, the russian military destroyed an important facility in iisu. the fighters destroyed the positions where the ukrainian attack drone operators were located. thus, it was possible to protect civilians from new air attacks. the bmp crew successfully completed the task. igor pikhanov with details. the crew of the bmp-3 is moving forward for combat work. scouts found near the belgorod border. region, there are fortified positions of the ukrainian military, crews of enem

representatives of the government, the academy of sciences, and others arrived in advance to meet the special board. this is truly a truly historical event for our country, but i am sure that everything is just beginning, there is still a lot waiting for us, this is the pride of our country, and i am very glad that i am here right now, upon arrival... my first autograph marina left for the readers of the children's magazine, accompanied by a signature with best wishes from marina vasilevskaya, and after a short conversation with representatives of the academy of sciences, the long-awaited exit to the journalists, hello, hello, from the airplane window it was also very beautiful to watch our beautiful fields, the already so green, beautiful short forests, in general, i’m very happy, thank you... for the support, for such a welcome, i’m very pleased, there are a lot of emotions, i’m happy, not many countries can boast of their space programs, and even more so of their cosmonauts, marina dedicated her success to the country and the belarusian people, because after this expedition we can say with confidence that for belarus , flying to

really being treated to some extraordinary sites today and for one astronomer at this historic event not just about science. it is also a religious experience. cheap religion correspondent lorne greene in here with us in new york. wait to have you with us. >> it's great to be here. >> i joined the thousands of hundreds of new yorkers who listen out of the officers to watch the eclipse marked a little sliver between -- >> martha: were you able to see? >> yes. with the glasses i saw. it was absolutely awesome. incredible. anything about it is not science can predict eclipse is that they garner less fear and more fascination. but for one sign this, this rare event confirms his faith in god but it might surprise you are. as the moonwalks understand and brings total darkness to a large swath of north america today, millions are marveling at the worksite. for physicist and astronomer doctor luke ross its reminder that is solar eclipse -- which prove the universe was finite and that it had a beginning. >> the equations of general relativity reliably described movements of bodies and universe. space and time are c

science, some interesting tasks. in mormonsk, preparations are in full swing for a historical event, one can safely say, of a planetaryree russians will make a parachute jump from the stratosphere and land at the north pole. no one in the world has ever done this before. it will be not... a test of unique high-altitude equipment developed in russia, but this record is recorded by an operator of the ntv television company. alexander kanevich met with the extreme sports team. murmansk welcomed the future stratonauts, as befits the capital of the arctic , with frosty weather, but the minus temperature in their case is rather a plus, additional preparation for the jump to the north pole, the paratroopers say that they don’t want to meet the inhabitants of the polar bears. in any case, they are preparing for this, and missiles, and noise, and pepper, we scare away the bear, i'm afraid that the pepper has no effect on her, probably the signal is thunder, a bright flash and a loud bang, like a shot, like from a twelve-gauge gun, well, the main thing is we won't cause anything to the bear, no problems, he would n't cause us,